indirect exchange
noun[U]
FINANCE,COMMERCEukusasituationin whichgoods,services, etc. aretradedbetween twocountriesusing thecurrencyof a thirdcountry
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In these compounds, the iron atoms are not close enough for direct exchange, so they are coupled byindirectexchangeor superexchange.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Finally there is the stranger with whom anindirectexchangeis carried on through the intermediation of the local men.
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